javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicToolBarUI — clojure-interop/javax.swing 1.0.5

A Basic L&F implementation of ToolBarUI. This implementation is a "combined" view/controller.

*create-ui clj

(*create-ui c)

c - javax.swing.JComponent

returns: javax.swing.plaf.ComponentUI

->basic-tool-bar-ui clj

(->basic-tool-bar-ui)

Constructor.

can-dock? clj

(can-dock? this c p)

c - java.awt.Component p - java.awt.Point

returns: boolean

floating? clj

(floating? this)

returns: boolean

get-docking-color clj

(get-docking-color this)

Gets the color displayed when over a docking area

returns: java.awt.Color

get-floating-color clj

(get-floating-color this)

Gets the color displayed when over a floating area

returns: java.awt.Color

install-ui clj

(install-ui this c)

Description copied from class: ComponentUI

c - the component where this UI delegate is being installed - javax.swing.JComponent

rollover-borders? clj

(rollover-borders? this)

Returns a flag to determine whether rollover button borders are enabled.

returns: true if rollover borders are enabled; false otherwise - boolean

set-docking-color clj

(set-docking-color this c)

Sets the color displayed when over a docking area

c - java.awt.Color

set-floating clj

(set-floating this b p)

b - boolean p - java.awt.Point

set-floating-color clj

(set-floating-color this c)

Sets the color displayed when over a floating area

c - java.awt.Color

set-floating-location clj

(set-floating-location this x y)

x - int y - int

set-orientation clj

(set-orientation this orientation)

orientation - int

set-rollover-borders clj

(set-rollover-borders this rollover)

Sets the flag for enabling rollover borders on the toolbar and it will also install the appropriate border depending on the state of the flag.

rollover - if true, rollover borders are installed. Otherwise non-rollover borders are installed - boolean

uninstall-ui clj

(uninstall-ui this c)

Description copied from class: ComponentUI

c - the component from which this UI delegate is being removed; this argument is often ignored, but might be used if the UI object is stateless and shared by multiple components - javax.swing.JComponent